Sentence examples for and the sympathy of from inspiring English sources

But a political coalition cannot be built purely out of the poorest and the sympathy of others.

Enjoying the friendship of the tsar, the backing of the reformers, and the sympathy of the population of Moscow, Nikon stood at the pinnacle of his career.

Its savvy representatives in Brussels command plenty of support among the Kurdish diaspora in Germany, and the sympathy of many liberal-minded politicians across Europe.

But unlike Trayvon Martin, the death of Marley Graham has not led to international headlines and the sympathy of a president.

The CNRT, whose name recalls the resistance coalition Mr Gusmão led in the late 1990s, does not even try to offer policies.Mr Gusmão can count on the support of other opposition parties and the sympathy of the influential Catholic Church.

But if a ballot-winning backbencher were to produce a bill, it appears that two critical factors the composition of the Commons, and the sympathy of crucial legislative figures would see it through.

Its guerrillas know the lie of the land, and have the sympathy of many Muslim civilians.

The uprising of the Hutus, who constituted the great majority, was a response to what they regarded, not unreasonably, as vicious oppression and had the sympathy of liberal opinion throughout the world, prior to 1994.

John Dillinger Johnny Deppp) and his confrères have been living high on the hog, eating in swell restaurants, driving new cars, dressing like aristocrats and enjoying the sympathy of a public enraged by greedy bankers (can I smell a topical reference?).

The Self-Respect Movement began to grow fast and received the sympathy of the heads of the Justice Party from the beginning.

Outside the abbey, once an infected person exhibits symptoms, others "shut him out from the aid and from the sympathy of his fellow-men".